Hollywood Beach Resort Cruise Port

only stayed 1 night , didnt use hotel for anything but sleeping. room was very nice and clean, view was another part of the bldg 20 feet away.what they dont tell you is that parking self park @ $15 a day ,quite a walk with luggage or valet @18 plus tips a day. no other parking choices. staff was very friendly ,bed was comfortable. right on the beautiful beach

EXCELLENT NEXT TO BEACH..NICE GARAGE PARKING......

The hotel was perfect for my trip; just a relaxing vacation on the beach. The hotel is located right on the boardwalk by the beach. There are so many places to go on the boardwalk; restaraunts and shops. The room itself was a bit small; I got the petite suite. It was fine for me since I went by myself, but might be uncomfortable for two people. The room was very clean though, and that is what matters to me. The only thing I didn't care for was the fact that if you don't get the breakfast with your package, it costs $7 for a continental breakfast. That just wasn't worth it to me. So I went to the little French Cafe that they have in the mall area and got an excellent breakfast for cheaper. All in all this was a great place to stay. The people are very friendly and very helpful. Hope to be back there soon.

I have booked lots of hotels all around the world this way. What I am asked to pay on line has been it every time. I was asked to pay $10 a day resort charges for six nights I stayed there, $60 in total, on top of what I paid yourselves. That is disgusting.The rooms were never cleaned properly, dishes and cutlery left dirty, the neighbours were noisy and the coridors were smelly. Some of the staff at the reception were friendly, they allowed me 1.00 pm check out instead of 11.00 am on my last day. Overall very disappointing.

For what I got, it was fine. Not luxerious, but not rundown either. The location was ideal: next to the beach with great restaurants all around, with a really great pool. I would stay there again if they had a good deal.

It was really good, the pool was great, I had a wonderful the staff was great I would go back...

This hotel is the oldest in the area and it reflects it. A lot of quetionable people and activity around and in the hotel. I decided to check out after the first night since the room was so small I could barely navigate around the furniture and I was not sure it was bug free.

A classic hotel with a great location on the beach but it does need improvement. A little better cleaning and maintenance would improve this old hotel that has seen better days. The cruise port is 7-9 miles away depending on the cab journey and watch for gouging since it cost $35.00 and a 'typical fare is $26.00 I would suggest they take Cruise Port out of the name.

This is indeed a rather unique hotel. Respite the renovation, it is still somewhat dusty. Pluses include a largely friendly staff (with a few notable exceptions), being on the boardwalk, and value. Negatives include thin walls, very noisy guests/staff, musty odor, and an additional $10/night "amenities fee" which produced no real amenities beyond what hotels normally provide (e.g. a towel at the pool). Additionally, it cost $15.00 per day to self park, which is uncommon outside of major urban city centers and is uncommon in South Florida. The hotel is initially difficult to locate. Coming from the north, W. Sheridan Road is the correct I-95 exit (#21, if I recall correctly), but it is improperly identified in the online directions. It is also difficult to wind around and find the hotel after making the turn onto Arizona Avenue. Calling for directions from Arizona Avenue did not produce helpful advice; rather, I got an irritated concierge who said: "we are right here...the big brown building.....how can you miss it?!?" After turning right on Arizona Street, take an immediate right on Tyler Street (running parallel to A!A) and as you ver around the corner toward the ocean, the unmarked driveway for the Ramada Hollywood Beach Resort is about 1/2 block towards the ocean on the right (big brown building). These complaints aside, these accomodations were very satisfactory, overall.

Location right on the boardwalk was great. The Mall associated had a few amenities. Good breakfast in the morning included. The hotel is changing over to time share, and regular visitors get the rooms at the very end away from the only elevator. I paid to upgrade to a slightly bigger room-well worth it even tho the bed was still hard. Good AC for the summer but no heat for the unseasonably cold weather.[...]PS the 'concierge' was only helpful if you were booking a tour he got a commission for-otherwise, zip.